so i'm going against the grain here...i was at this show and didn't think very highly of it. it didn't seem like they were a "band," just a bunch of stellar musicians on stage together. the magic just wasn't there for me. trey totally flubbed row jimmy. the only point i actually remember really enjoying was the bott with gordo. i've been to a lot of phil shows and this just wasn't as great as everyone says. we should be lucky to see phil, but we can still hold him to a high musical standard and it didn't seem like he met it this night. i've give her a close listen again...

Great show and recording. I am wondering though why can't i download a flac zip folder instead of having to do it individually? The flac files usually sound much better with an audience recording

Both postings of this show sound really good! Shawn Smith's sound like there's "more happening" because of the Omnis mixed in,giving the bigger "airyer" sound of the bass; notice the bass is more spread out, but the treble end of the range is more centered. This gives more of a perceived stereo effect. But then there's the boominess of it that may not be optimal for some listening configurations. jbanyai's recording sounds a little more "studio like" with a tighter more spatially confined bass and a less brassy high end. THANKS TO BOTH OF YOU FOR POSTING THESE SHOWS...THEY ARE A TREAT...SEND ME EMAIL ADDRESS AND I'LL SEND PHOTOS OF THE NIGHTS IF YOU WANT.

This show was one of the best phil shows i have seen. Regretfully I took a break to call to my girlfriend before Gordo came out. But I did get a chance to see G Love do Gin and Juice.

I am a Trey, Jerry, Barber (Disco Biscuits) disciple and I couldn't agree more wholeheartedly. Music is about evolution and what typifies evolution more than hybrids? We should treasure every moment we have with Phil and any of his friends. Trey may be an asshole but the man can play and to not recognize that based on dislike is close-minded. Long live the freedom of music

this show probably has the best version of GBOTT since the end of phish, i'm not a big fan of john molo's caveman style drumming especially on shakedown but still a really good effort to pick up the pace on that fan favorite.hands down, the vegoose shows were very special...i am glad that phil plays so freely with trey, anybody who is not grateful to hear these guys shouldnt waste their breath raggin on trey. get with the times dead heads-if any group of folks knows how to follow the piper its dead heads. so sit back and enjoy this music instead of focusing on the past.lets apeciate the living musicians and let the dead ones rest.

Great recording, really liking the omnis mixed in the with 460s. I prefer it to my recording, much more open soundstage.